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State Health-Care Providers Issue Statement Urging Vaccinations

August 4, 2021/in News, coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care, Pandemic/by staff reports

The leaders of the state’s top health-care providers issued a joint statement about COVID-19 vaccines and urging residents to be vaccinated. Dr. Don Williamson, president of the Alabama Hospital Association; Brandon Farmer, president/CEO of the Alabama Nursing Home Association; John Ziegler, executive director of the Alabama State Nurses Association; Tim Vines, president/CEO of Blue Cross and Blue […]

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Crestwood Medical Center Remains Steadfast in Service to North Alabama

July 27, 2021/in News, coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care, Medical, Pandemic/by Gus Wintzell

AN OPEN LETTER FROM CRESTWOOD CEO PAM HUDSON   I write today with hope for the future and gratitude for the resilience of our provider team at Crestwood Medical Center. The pandemic has demonstrated how interconnected we all are, the impact each one of us can have and the benefit of working together for a […]

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Crestwood Medical Center Appoints Strickland and White to Board of Trustees

June 14, 2021/in News, Health Care, Medical, People/by staff reports

Crestwood Medical Center recently announced that Dr. Warren Strickland and Bobby White have been appointed to the Crestwood Medical Center Board of Trustees. Each were named to a three-year term. Strickland is an interventional  cardiologist with Huntsville Cardiovascular Clinic and White is the general manager of Woody Anderson Ford in  Huntsville. “We are delighted and […]

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HudsonAlpha Partners with Auburn University for Genomic Health Program

June 8, 2021/in Lead, Biotechnology, Education, Health Care, Medical, News, Nonprofits, Research, Science, Technology/by Lori Connors

Knowledge is power. Imagine having access to genomic testing, specifically designed to determine what would be the most effective medication. Then, imagine being able to confidently take that prescription drug without worrying about the possibility of untoward side effects. Pharmacogenomics, the prescribing of medication based on genetics, is quickly becoming the way of the future. […]

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Telehealth Services Getting a Clean Bill of Health from Patients and Physicians

May 4, 2021/in Lead, coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care, Medical, News, Pandemic, Services/by Kimberly Ballard

Since the pandemic, people stayed in their homes and avoided public places. They shunned restaurants and stores, making home delivery and curbside pickup the “new thing.” Health services also evolved to meet the “new normalcy” with the popularity of telehealth services. According to a report at the Centers for Disease Control, approximately 1,629,000 telehealth encounters […]

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HudsonAlpha Researchers Help Pinpoint Medication Side Effects

April 28, 2021/in News, Biotechnology, Health Care, Medical, Research, Science/by Lori Connors

Each year, prescribed pharmaceuticals benefit millions of people. This usually results in an improved quality of life, as in the case of arthritis medications or insulin, for example. Prescription drugs can also save lives, many times over. Cardiac, statins, and anti-coagulating medications often mean the difference between life or death. Yet, despite the benefits, a […]

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Von Braun Center Continues Face Mask Requirements

April 13, 2021/in News, coronavirus, COVID-19, Entertainment, Health Care, Pandemic, Tourism/by staff reports

While Alabama’s statewide mask mandate expired April 9, the Von Braun Center will continue requiring facial coverings in the facility per Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle’s Face Covering Protocols for City Premises released April 8. The VBC announced the decision in a news release Monday. In accordance with Battle’s protocols, city buildings will require employees and […]

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Businesses Ponder Options as Mask Mandate Ends

April 7, 2021/in Lead, coronavirus, COVID-19, Government, Health Care, News, Pandemic/by Kimberly Ballard

With the statewide mask ordinance expiring Friday, Madison County businesses are considering their options concerning their customers and their employees in terms of their masking policies going forward. Local officials discussed these options, along with an update on sequencing and efficacy from the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology this week. “We are so close to this […]

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Mayor to Let Mask Mandate Lapse; Says Businesses Can Require Masks

March 29, 2021/in Lead, coronavirus, COVID-19, Government, Health Care, News, Pandemic/by Gus Wintzell

Following the lead of Gov. Kay Ivey, Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle said he will allow the city’s mask mandate to lapse. Ivey announced this month she was not going the extend the statewide mandate, letting it expire April 9. Since last July, Huntsville, Madison and Madison County required masks to be worn in public. Last […]

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SBA to Increase Lending Limit for COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loans

March 25, 2021/in Lead, coronavirus, COVID-19, Health Care, News, Pandemic, Small Business/by staff reports

The U.S. Small Business Administration is increasing the maximum amount small businesses and non-profit organizations can borrow through its COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) program, the agency announced. Starting the week of April 6, the SBA is raising the loan limit for the COVID-19 EIDL program from six months of economic injury with a maximum […]

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